Finally got my Goat Mozzarella to work!

SkyWarrior

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A huge thanks to Queen Mum for helping me figure out what was wrong with my goat milk cheesemaking.

Last night I made some yummy mozzarella. Part of the problem, I think, was the Saanen milk. I'm convinced that the lower fat milk doesn't work well for cheese. :rolleyes:

The other issues was not using super cold milk and using too much citric acid. Now she tells me that cheese disasters can be made into other cheese. If I only had known! :bow

Thanks Queen Mum!
 

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Harbisgirl said:
...What's this about using super cold milk?
I agree, don't see why that would matter when you heat it anyway? Being an eager cheese maker I am learning all I can.....
 

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I use Alpine milk for 30 minute mozarella all the time and it works ok. The higher fat milk is tastier though. When I have problems it is usually the citric acid that I need to adjust.

Glad you figured it out though, it can be tricky at times.
 
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